davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

et*h q. So = s-es oesss.
Sass
fse -
fs q ssf
- af
IS 81
is uets .saa4 s As sfssss
= ess a. $50 go ~ ss.assss sa
st.ss .sa - tskss Eef 81 ts4 ssE
l18.s aaass 49, tGs
essfs itse $50 SO seras sut efF
seetlEs tftss ast sesss sass al .s
= 80 days sssfs lteF nsf - safss etfs.s
~ tsfA SD ~atfs fe a'sss
sTl1 ptenss sssss taas ussfsafsf fetss
See sss ses.tsfa 80 fst tsisst ~ ~ BIS
sai : d. II 80 tts ges.t ~hfn - 'nk
g. 49, iessf f-fseas sat srt sft - ssafs
az ii.fsF esnslee sre - as lss - t,es 80
sirs ~ tskF f-sls ssissif fbfs a. fstas e
the faysIr'ss fesfffs. r~tfs iiss '<rtaf
oA ~ 8an3s 1n ta@ IhNF ~ Es
lss4 senfaI1E ,s tas 4ittslt5a "a
Dlas ~olt az ~ 8lIf tasaar esst
Z .n4s sEa f4rar Ess.s kl1AlN. taf ~ ~
q fhe e9rle SD esssf 81 irf fIfr.rf 81
t~IaE .fse1sIst ~ fsst1 Jsses e,e.a 90
- sn.Ehiy 80 sf etrssst 81 tifef ~ seiirt
We rfaaa nf s-z ~ seie a. mis 4ty
sof1 &a1 az pHEF sitff Ne tkfs d.ue
ne vii 0f God lsaf~ ias rs~giis ~ith
hiD NAo Il allow - - unF hss eos ifi1s
- rss,ret asa nis-- hoie tfes. - in The
lgr1. iof y hs cexs nc see - fslss up
tie siex " Aeu they come ll Ills oau way
ne sarsiy woait aol ln say oiasr say.
fEseds vii is a. easFe piee<s ceui-
mEniCAso Witl as before couinF - the
house may b. fii' aud tASg appointed.
The STAY y. = es.s is necessarily lAited %
une week. a. g4f,f iAuSs noi aDie 10
~slt upon tteus.e Frs must f4rr.sh their
own aiten4sut. sanitary ANS BE strictly
enforced SO oharEs Is made for anything
the house - eatifeiy supported by ire will
OfterUss which sfs flankiaAy received ia
answer 80 PRAYER fsi'h prayer meetings
aud Bpis rexdings a. giFeu every Wed
nesdsy AZ z ~ o. IA. and conservation meet
ings tof believers aud the sick, every Fri
day 81 80 IA, both II "Bsulsh.' Free
10 ali. Requests TO- prayer ean bf sent any
time souls are being converted ana bodies
healed daily ~ nswer 70 The payer Of
faith" Respectfully.
Mr.. OoRA g. GeifFIN.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

a ftia 80 tFi.s s.saAs H4k4L . eIers a
49, saisscnpt'on ia To- ial.g lFse lc ne
.fs5n 80 1hah gasee 4earsst lbs rea4I 3
81 rhe rfJsso' vsss 90 tss fftsi0i
'Dn sets8dmsIt l ssasts st1QI -
sailed e. 80 arfs ~sfiy a. puss.bie
A postsl cs-t sIfa tasi- Prohibition
NsI0rl,y -~-, ~ ~f1r tra1i5ifi1a Ma.
lerIi. - a.. tEas "a necessary - Sc
c1ss re DtffF Tar enssn tEati > -
iiVsTssl e. anY s1 irea3 ln taIs city ocs
year if>s ~ coarxe 90 sat % any adifsas
xay n1sii. pfofssf.fE yraf slsss 10 assf5f
ths result ltsa ans 0.slf -ise lasssss
must rsaeh ihis ehce ast ia,sr ica8 s1l.
urdey. APsi =
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

3 sa4ssze.ts = -. = ...,i.s.ss.ss .,.s..s
Nsefkssf tssE ss4s +.ss.
ssss esli - <fsfsea - =. So s.s.s. =.
- - tes.s t.s3ss k8ssss NAss<4s -
x&44sse.
fetssstss = es.t.sE k4asftss.sf s.s4 ssz So
teestei tstee tsk sfs4tttisE - ss4 s4fs4sa
tee sssess - ttess - as - 3as = -
k&f - tF~za4 - atst8sss sh4 st.,s. s.ss -
Sssst1 sefe& 49, - - : sies es.s4ee
ss fas fssss fl44-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31
NOT 7He WHISKY MgN.

II = q siagulsr 'act that the whisky
nsn are doaag very iittls-ai sssst 20 the
nsked sye-to defeat the prohibitory
ansndmsa. The real ousspoksn oPpo-
s.fion to the smendmsDt comss from the
fns clear beaded business men. many o.
then advocates OF temperance. They
have sorssseo shs evils that VII rssnlt
from me Fasssgs OF tie prohi0Itory
ansoans1s 4nd they are snxsoas 10 warn
he voters who are liable to hssilessly
fs,l fut0 following tie sentimental thso-
res asd oelisviug ia the downright iies
whice ia paid sdsocsso8 q pFotib
a sttenp'ing to soss' spou tbs pso2ls.
Il is not tie whisky sp--csfiaioiy
asf fhs seioeuis's sho srs trying - ds
fsf tie abslrlly fs,olssk proaioiory
1meai; tho oppoueris are fo4ad
sra1pg ouf so-fhisss cit4zs1.s sd onr les.
/ fa1sge-a1es Iasn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

Tslk about tenure - oGies' II vas
ssvsesy years ego yesterday tat tie
pfsssat Kaisss WlLasLu ~Aa promotel
% = coionslcy snd took has seat "a ths
Couo.ai ~ Slas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

het ass ~rneN 80 stf1es
- se1~ tsf azsf - tae fFef e-sse'ts.
ht as s.sles sfp esers - ealfef
-,ts aeI Flaese so3 fse sae~e ses isissis
ssvsfs. = sks - fte krree ~ tsa s.
! a. ssszs 49, f~ 17&
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

il - statsd positively ttsi Plymoats
Charch eli pet cali sny ysssos to al
Mr.. bxrcHsE's plscs gatl Tel. Fell
whsl . dsspf.o.utneBs this Will be -
the gossips
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

Ms. tsass hsow> PorrsE iikss Eng
IxuL an Esglsnd. i e ih- Prinee y
Wiss. hk-s Me- pofsxA h8w nis-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

0sntis SSr.ns al soCn AZ ~hsi pab
he s~stse~nt and ns~aVapsr sEltaiiO0
kase fasisd - % -naks tie caf stogs -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

A sots fsr prssibstsoa IN OrAa1 Rapids
~ : vote 10 v~at persoosl spiis psohioi-
tson will B0s H. .nforcsd "a Grand Rspiis
even n ths Gnsn14sat carrses. ESss
oar Car.ssisa ciarclss ~ill defy shs
lAx
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

A m&a vho vote, Cor prot .au shonic
vote tDs psch.tti5a ean.lfl.i-a @nd uo
utasrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

The railroads. are oor.d e. make The
later sfsi8 CoEssaaros i&s ~ odjcus ss
po.sieie. Tbs ssoathsru Paste kailrcsd
Company is diseEsFg ag AL sts bAggsgs
masters and inpcsisx their dates on the
express nlssssszsrs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

I.ffra srsrss 49, National Exchanee
Bank cd Session ". Flank II. White e a.
Notion Tor n.w trial ssuie,i with costs
and axtv dsvs - rrepere aad settle bii
I'll ex.sf ions. .-- f'snisi nsfe y W. -
ffost Manufacturing temssnr Motion -
ssf aside uou-suii aHd ior new trisi zfsnissi
81, payment 81 costs ~ term to - tsxfa
ard paIr s3 SVEN srtii T.ile day IN AaT -
wflca a srsad evtlarsiien - be May 30
siyased.
frsff s-Arfhas aud Carrie l8rbss 6iser-
deglv. Insehsrrea --- Wossd & N9Ese ~
f,.,n apen afssr hoafs A4leurs,sd - Apri
6 1bhsnnss sac. maitcieas injury ia
eesrrei Nhsei Bro ; deadly asaait.
Hes laf frisi st tie prre~ns fefu ~ ire =.
fssr1 garft Ch,g.ss f'eti@ sSssali sHt
bsftstf gsld 81 An ieffia. "a.
ersne4 Adjourned 10 tprl
8s~e~sfe-- fstsls az fasn aeoFse fsseu
sisss4-f s.stf4 - A. ersfsrfs< wsftanf sna
.reset..4r risf fsfafe 80 @inson toflHs
- ssssi fmie ufstafs ffsf arnnai -.
s4tst H.s1 Hstsfe ~ issse PHELPS. 6s
sesses verant snt apeatsrv 81 tffsvs
s..sotr araasrtf ffe1 - t.rsts "a Jsan >
...lasfaa 81 hsffs fis5 arsfaa April 5
NssI@ ~ t.m tafsr Nssfts aee~ssesi pre-
ss are l.asfss's ssd sod 500 efsfs =.
et - steFar - g sarns -in r. fesei
sarrr 49, ftssrt - Aafr@fp. ss1ea1
ss ssa - .sflren affef 81 saa :.
SEQ g. ass 10 h8ai 81 fest ~aeef
eath ess& #srss " e~k<rs.
fs> sage xaskefs 81 fhs ztis 49,.
h>.d aaaas 81 - Asrsy e Iswtoa's asl
lsss 49, sw 4hrs -, vetes 49,. sss
E .r4 ass.IasIasas 4sra s'sds a. 80
s~s ene~rs ess 4ssa <srsftae ~
5seassa Stresses 81 eef.h h. fc ettaf
. efers taanlrsh ssses kiebeas
ks4tlssa
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

Ani 100 iasrs are ou'y.ins Gsys
nero ior yoa q 81 - aol = t1e @ei
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

We cal tn- atssniI8n ~ las : Gnzi Ser
vcs Bureau % tas fact tatt i's officers
ss.n to hass bssa rsaa5sx ths ns- sig-
ns's oostoE ugusrd. t5- ths past two
weeks tho xssthsr nae almost invEriabiy
sonfraaicfsi tie prsllctionA
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

Eiaor PULirzzK - N5vissd 70 iis bis
glasses on bsfore hs meets i.Awysr SHAf-
rx fs viii b fensE Asrsd thai NJ.
PuifrxsR suffered s5rioasiy IN a certain
snsounisr n 81. I.suis bscsoss hs iost
his gfsssss % tie H-st ascagft
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

n ths rsiiroat eg1l pss .ss srs gOsag -
saws fruaa =. fsO Csy y si5.lt ssssi ear
~ shs sboiflea - pass~s ttss ean A.
fqra - ra.iocs tber fz.ss tri8e. Hos
hsppy stss III aste ths beo>soisss
soale ~do sx.st galy fr ts tes-dt "
ne ls,ls
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

NAN1tD-MAk WHO THOROUGHLY rN.
w defssAssas beet aud sl4os bakuts q i4ks
9.nt4e ~ thha oel.srtEneat in Eaton fiee iiife
whkh opeas ca Wcst BsdGc-sf t,feaa RAPIDS
AAt - Asa she ean ssc&k oefnaI o. uoi-
.sHe p'e'eried. Accirss JAmes A. kkloa. Acf.s4
AH3. III
SI0 Will START Az INTELLIGENT HAN
olN O. poiaaA a. a pefiectiy nc leilaeni, Pro
h'Atte an lee s@eikte business d1nss " "
L~aEisiSH, = u "a. %ed'st. Acn 1Qfs. 81
ttAETEP AGENTS FOR TEr cRfiDs
W Bite iutFo31cSd ~ kfF ,. al klncsnt y
-. M1fS han 10 pAas~ Of susrafiugS q new
aseni Hsio so rorfh issf month. lsaf 81 CONES
ore Wetko4e bEsrt over a. oop.et 1sy l0f laai
Consecutive weeks. al the Above einone tlrau-
Chicago -
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

Dsroit Grasf -, ,.d' bsT Ciiy Eve.
ssSiss~ Jaeksop. Lsasnz. G,z Essads.
battle Crsss. aud auslrsds oi okosr
towns doo't vsat p-ohlsisiou spa Eoo'f
have 4 srsa v the rus s.striets s3oaid
sascssa il carryiog The susndnass.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31


Hefg Hassfa-- gske.
n ANfKp "a oNtt -IfN Yoexs nKx go
s.aaes - = s. Ntsd 5. se..th loi..s - =
uANFEn -taE .oas xnArfk 49, a.
w hAfn,s,- esksa safsf -
WAAftD A asta.t saAf NA&2a - ..1s.t
~ - as aHek eaeaas Uars ass SEED t..t -
..ss i,t $50 t-sfn ei.sea et.s q s.. hs
uAA8En fiEs4-g.IAsS f4FafNe3 s. ti.l.
~ - ~ Fsees wlls. Apply = SrlaeIa 49,.
90 tfi4 N.1a
slANtfD- a GOOD FAlI Ako afs IsqAs
~ satf te 80 - tofesE2a AG1fss A3aflaa
s fi'.ilils, issks'a. Aloh "a
KNAATKl~ ceLURHn BAkBEK. Aff4Y al
" tase - = ~ faisoa-st f
Vgk2gED NAN 0R woNse ~ FS.Fks
~ tln4 T. 4nts01uos oa5 Naslsst sttaei i4unsrt
- ~ y psF d4s Rlei anfsfe0 f2rti.si.sis .e..s
e1ilest Ntt.seiHs CO. k4st ssklnas. Aiea, 81
Help Waited FeAsaf~.
uAETTD coNPf1YNg niRl fua oKNsf.
~ g .,ti-f<'sefA. 4fffx al I'd oits~s-st An.
WASTED-A GOOD GlKl FoR sFNFest
~ Ne''st"efE Apply d once ~ isuhs. -
UAATsB-A C0NPrrf,yr sfgf soe cg>
" tfa poascspfs ~ uasl.nr ssauIlsl
eiff'4 lnlinec'sisil a. t- ka5e.4s.st Seisitnoss
-
WAStko-A sEooRD COOK. Apply a a
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

Gaessss ars egru.ag 3 the fu.sstsa
Hrssfp ssEess ~ tb- has.irs,ls. Tie
vs-t majority sf these xssss-s pf@,lsss
tisss lhs nsa.er,sy agsinst tsss susulzs@nt
~iI - srysber@ ftos i19sits $50
sny msog pat ibs majority szal,sst i -
hirb - f0an
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

Ise Investigation - ne Ba7alo hatsl
disaster eserss hke a ssree. it seems
gro6a1.s tsat TEE Gauss O. tas drs sii.
nsssr - dsc5ssrei- Iae cause ~ shs
tsrsb.s - ei lifs was found vhsn tss-
timoay 3ss grsr sho~iak lhss Ell rsixhs
have e.csps.l bal 4 cot besn f5- 'he elec-
'fi- wifes = bioh ptessaiei ths drsn.sn
'sam rsscbinx tae uppsr viadosa
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

WANTED EVERYBODY 10 GUESs on THR
W result On the iroh ibitosy mend saenf IA fhe
fu-niLE cie.fion Tae lersfi .a ho s.saifs tsarest
ine msJssty .of ~ against he 9lDendtncnf Wi
gci She daily 1siexrsm- Herald free iof one year
n
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

Csafs 81. Lqss aafi Dsffifx Two
- thsse n.n vii - eiectef lassices e
TIE ssersms Coat. Tbs esudiiscy q
tae o.as-s fasi bsvs bssp nSaet .s sinss-
D lausSeb's. Al Oh seliisra shoai3
vote fsf Bsy T. tiEtFFis. one o. ths
est .asTsrs ssd ons q tie sggsrest
rlsu 81 the fsai.sa tar.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31
,rNnIsI. .oal ..-ArIoN. ).
Artore~a.tisn W.

af saf Wense fnI tain2 att.far,!
re-lerfss T6- House t... es.s wsfS-- r.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

New tkss tis fsore K Wales z.sDr Yea
q tas a,siax - trs. IAass ssosx Per
r1e ber s.sessss - sssf&is aosg siis'saf.
ioussns evities sbiok "a. IS as1sis8sish
aud tkst her seies y sharp alfi nss ais.s,
apa h~r sssisa ~ frsn ezaeosa. ssh-
oil "a tb- fszhiss ansi .sat - snaaga.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31
For Refsf--H0GsfS.

For keftf--HoEseS.
Cos REsT -fuRsRHxD HOUSE Kiogr
Z foous. sth three ifstcisss bnarosrs Esft
70 br paid Ia heard Address II !. tbls once. -
lre REsT To A RrsrOEssBLE pEgFY.
i h4ffe NJ f.5 <bfioe9tf. Inquire G. D. o
Noofbs4s. NckFynolds rlrck .D
NOR RzSJ--A HOUSE Win sEvEF Rooms
u hare sad sol. ~sfeE goo1 oailaS. al Nesl
Brosdsay rear Res. ~ pisca-st. a house vita
three rtoHE 80 ~ est Lrosd~as one q fastr
rsols sstih city water an r9ed wei watef. ras
ard ether ron ierses. = ShAa axeuf-asc Cor1ef
% NEaser -. cne wits lbrse feoals uorpcf ef
tDcn ana NsLterktz fHsnfrs 81 a " Hsfuard
= Aren-sL. corier NJ renloa-st str
taoR REET--HA sEsfFlT OPPOSITE UNION
4 Depot sssbbe ,or hoe cr hafser shop o.
0thst pcrpo~e@. 50SCuth Dyls-on e. ~
For Rent Rooms.
T,oR RENT--AFrEK APRIL lgT. THR s7s0RH
4 ~. . Peagi a. boa occupied isf frlBline of
fees Nhecfer 4 Green Sgf
Uoa REST-T-wo FURNISHED ROOMS. sgS-
gle 81 IN seite Nc l05 Pesr.-s< ,opTo ite fo.f-
Office. ~
IsoR RpNT-sTOREs 40 AND e CANAL.
-. l. n. Weston. Widdiconb block 9sd
NOR RFrT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
L over DUFfee sin Ledysrd beck second foof
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

I,CH KFST fuHNlSHrD HOUSE. Kfggf
Z foous. witt three iifstciass boaro4rs Rait
70 br paid Ia heard Address n !. tbls once -
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

U,oR RENT Two FURNISHED ROOMS. sgS
r gle 81 In seiie. Nc l05 Fesr.-s< .-opIo ite fof
ofisce. ?
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31
For Rcaf--RooBas.

IoR RENT-AFrEK APRIL lsT. TTTE s7oRf
4 NJ. Peaxist boe occgpieo isf friBiins of
fces. Wheeler q Green. H3ts
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

I,0R RFrT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
I over DUrfee' . IN Ledysrd block second Hoof
Inquire a. room ~. ssDs fof. sSl
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

lnsina,szisrn 8iss % sssn ts sefk
49, ~.n on H1nsa Csiiseic pxsszs.
Txo more have tesn esecrtesi - AL IA
trinmsh a. pa0iis l'fr res1sins 70 reveal
m secrsss - the es,nfssaianal 4 bsiisf
j. ske seprussl 81 God Aisi csgis.nsv Il
ne admiration q - peopls makes .
msn ssfy bail
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

Biaxhsnt0a. N I .r.sner pra,pass that
ci~il sefv 60 ex<oioet5s,es - made - ie-
cl.s.ie uusnhsrs Il tiie Assembly sad that
sznda - seenittsl - = tsss anIss
PIE drfrsr. - hey psss sEecsss 'rlly ,
vssv sra atisl d stsaa ibe sssf = sts
f.ls.nr ceiiinx 81 tiss a=ssaieiy .hsasaer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

\ goE pInHT HfKE-A HUfisr hEn lot
l. 80 f 49, snaifef - r require ctis
- g.. rreflf room = ioTrffs Alees ofsriss
-@sas hH'sk
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

I10R REKT--B-s sE1fFNT OPPOSITE rN1oS
4 DrpOt sssbbe 'or shoe cr lafber shop 81
othes pcrposs~- 50SOuth Dvls-on e. ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

sstpr trNS-k ukHierrN EFW HDI@f rF
sf-se 4sf 4rs 4nr Flse r4e18 esT1 1ls i.at
f -tsl fa1 se ftrF tcysef q fonF t1
feas . e.sf sesf9tt aaf fFiurrE ~ ~ -
~ s,s.r faa ertafef stit aealef 81 etf
or Irseflt .rsf cFrckfss t~eeEs tt9'ei -
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

aesF skTf-H -HrrT Ef eofD- HorfF 30 81
/ ls ..lon Ssh 'tf.s fae.F shsds fr,isuas
asf Hrsft &a - eiIii rifsfsff rfasras so isrH
g frrr ssse ti.t'e - Ns1f sie sfFtra<f
iafn hr s.a frsTe1f ior safs f4a5 fnefars
~ 1tffit nrra ofef rfsds
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

IANTEn-HGfNf 10 CANVAS FNkFY
W parsth i1 tie tslf fef tiss iifa nI .ea ~ ff
iff Bernard . Really i4f asts glii4ol4saa esifea
l~eaec viii aIqT0ns lon sad b.uslHE q. fht li5,.f
address d. e. Ai4en Pa. -. ssFaut Ea5.3.i,
NasH.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

n-0 GaRnKSEK- kk0 FaFkFRs- HsFE
tns res srfs rrDs.efff fstss tsse fftf erl srsts
a ttsety Fasis' - . ser.tern atehissn o.
stis cnesp PeTrY 7 ffesE. f9H sees -. tan =
The Cecil Whig., 1887-07-02
Cleveland Has All The Haif.

This is the way the President summed
up the recent Kentucky Democratic con-
vention in conversation with a Demo
cratic senator a short time ago. The
senator, possibly, had not seen the Presi-
dent since that much talked about con
vention, and in the course of general
political discussion, he remarked:
''By the way Mr. President, never
knew exactly what to make of the Ken
lucky convention. At first it seemed to
your favor How do | understand it?''
simplest thing in the world" replied
the President. "I'll illustrate it by tell
ing you story: Once there was a boy
fishing from wharf, when suddenly he
fell overheard. A large crowd collected
on the shore and watched his struggles,
but not one of them moved a hand to
save him, a man came rushing to the
front and boldly plunging into the water,
dragged the half drowned boy out. The
crowd gathered about him, deeply in
tereSted.
".Yo our son, of course: said one of
them.
"'No, was the blunt reply Your
brother? No Then, very near rela-
tive or a friend?'
"'No. No relation; never saw him
before
Then what in heavens name made
made you risk your life to save him?'
They all exclaimed in surprise.
Why, we had been fishing together,
and he had all the bait in his pocket
was the nonchalant reply, Now you have
the explanation, concluded the Presi-
dent. Il have all the bait, and the Ken
lucky Democrats knew it,
The Cecil Whig., 1887-07-02

If there's an Ice Comfort
noW's the time you want it.
Look among our House Furn-
ishing things and see how many
simple ways there are of bring
ing Ice into your service.
What kind Of Refrigerator
You shall choose. The Alaska
we know to be first class. 1t
makes the air pure, cold and
dry. No food odors. The
space between the zinc lining
and the inner frame of tuli p or
poplar is filled with charcoal.
And the Alaska is said to be a
very little ice eater. $3.50 to
500; Alaska Ice Chests, $+.5o
to SI4.5o.
There are no better Rcfrig-
orators than the Eddy. Cool,
slate shelves, neat design,
thorough work. $I4 to So;
Ice Chests, $3.50 to So7.
Water Coolers. Galvanized
iron, neatly decorated, to II
gallons. 81 to $3.50. Largest
with double faucets.
Nickel plated and porcelain
lined, $2.5o to 5000.
Coolers that keep the ice and
The Cecil Whig., 1887-07-02

circ instances resembling closely IHo:e
of home. TO produce the atmosphere
Of the home in the primary school ought
to be the chief object of educators,
seeing that all that is best in the moral
character of The adult is the product of
the patient and kindly teaching Of the
domestic circle. How to assimilate the
lessons at school to those of I we'll
ordered home might, however, puzzle
the male school commissioner. He
understands well enough, perhaps, how
to secure the conditions required for a
purely intellectual education, but there
his qualifications end. The female
commissioner is needed to suggest the
requirements of an education that will
include moral and religious training.
An extremist might very well contend
that, from the point of view of the pub
liz, lHOl dl diltl lSllSlOun liaii-iiiN - 'iiN
chief object of the common schools,
and that intellectual training, as hitherto
carried on in them, has not accom-
plished all that was promised for it. 1t
has not abolished crime, closed courts,
jails and penitcntiarles, or dlsbanded
the police. The assertion has been
made, on the contrary, that crime IS
most frequent in communities which,
like Massachusetts, are best supplied
with public schools. The making OF
good citizens, if it can be accomplished
by the state at all, must unquestlonably
be prosecuted in the outset by means
of a curriculum modelled after that of
the home. The wise and loving mother
is the best type of educator tor the very
young, and if the appointment OF wo-
men to school boards will serve ulti
mately TO bring that truth fully into
view, the innovation cannot be intro
duced too soon.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-07-02

woman 5 testimony also that proved
the meeting OF the conSplrltorS at Nc
Laughlin's house to arrange for the dis
posal of the franchise to Sharp, and,
with the evidence of an informer, Sc
cured convictions. All concerned in
the aft ;ir have had reason to regret it.
Iaehne, Mclaughlin and O'Nell are in
the penltentlary. OF the other parties
to the combine, some are in exile, some
are held for triLl with the certainty OF
conviction if tried, some have had to
accept the role of intormer to save
themselves, and some have died leaving
disgraccd memory. Sharp, an old
man of 10, may now end his days in
Sing Sing. As for the franchise, law
has been passed revokins it and de
privlng the owners OF their property
in if.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-07-02
JAKE SHARp'S CONVICTION.

After a continuation of thirty four
days, twenty-three of which were con-
sumed in securing jury, the trial of
the now notorious Jake Sharp has re-
suited in verdict OF conviction, re-
suit reached by the jury in just thirteen
minutes. The history of the case sue
cenctly stated in this:
Early in 1884 Sharp got the Legis-
lature to pass bill authorizing the con
Struction of railroad on Broadway.
The majority Of the board of aldermen
thereupon formed combine" to ''ne-
gotiate' with the builder of the road,
whoever he should be, for the privilege
of building it, and held meeting at
the residence of one oftheir number to
consider the various brbes that were
offered A letter from VIM. &. Whit
Dey, written about that time, named
SI,ooo,ooo as the sum certain capital
lists would pay the city for the franchise,
but it was soon made plain that the
combine had concluded to sell the
franchise for their private benefit. Sev
eral brlbes, 1t is said, were offered, but
Sharp's offer of $500, 900 in cash was
thought to be the safest, and it was ac
cepted. After some legal fencing the
franchise was voted to Sharp over the
mayors veto, and the public got
nothing, but the parties to the combine
got from $4,000 to $4,000 apiece,
and other parties connected with the
outrageous transaction received like
handsome sums. The public was in
dignant, but nothing was done to bring
the bribers and bribed ander scrutiny
till legislative committee came down
from Albany to pry into the matter
Something was then learned Of the
details, but evidence justifying an in
Indictment was still lacking. woman's
letter about some silver plate of hers
that had been received at "fcnce"
kept by Jaehne, member of the com
Line, first supplied a clue, and, what
with confessions and betrayals, the
whole story has been brought out, and
a number of the aldermen, with Sharp
himself, have been convicted. 1t is a
curious circumstance that it was a
The Cecil Whig., 1887-07-02

In the New York Times of Wednes-
day was this interesting editorial para
graph:
Baltimore has a judge named Duffy
who evidently has great faith in the
penitentiary as an asylum for dishonest
Judges and inspectors of election. He
astonlshed six OF these gentry who had
been convicted of conspiracy to defraud
at the recent election by sentencing
each of them yesterday to two years in
the city Jail, and on one of them he
imposed the additional penalty of fine
of 81 900 This heroic treatment IS
what is needed more than anything else
to purify the ballot-box,' and If the
Bsltimore's method were adopted oft
ner in other cities, there would be a
speedy end to the most grievous crime
possible against Republican instltu-
lions.'
The Cecil Whig., 1887-07-02

Don't you think it would be good
idea to have at least one intelligent and
capable woman on our county school
board?" was the question recently
asked in our hearing.
"For what reason1' was the reply.
care not our present commissioners cap
able men and worthy of public conf
denCe?"
"Certainly. The question is not in
tended to suggest or imply any per
sonal or educational disqualification in
any one member of our county board,
but simply as an innovation looking to
the improvement Of our schools, and a
recognition of the capacity of women
in educational work"
We repeat this conversation simply
to concur in the wisdom Of turning to
public account the ability, tact, and in
telligence of women in educational
work. In the primary school system,
particularly, there is ample field for her
to render effective service. In num-
Der of states, women are now perform
ing with conspicuous success, the duties
pertaining to the management of public
and private school boards. We are
glad to see that a prominent Baltimore
daily has broken through the crust Of
social Conventionalism, which has SO
long retarded and hindered US in Mary
land, and views with favor the appoint
ment of women Oh educational boards.
In a recent issue the Baltimore SIN
comedies that there are special reasons,
why the presence of capable women in
school boards IS desirable. The great
majority OF the pupils of the public
schools are in the primary classes, that
is to say, great proportion OF them
are little children who will profit most
from instruction gwen by female teachers
directed in their work by sympathetic
)mmissioners of the same sex. There
is no reason why the little boy or girl
in leaving the parental roof for the
daily lesson should not receive it under